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The National Debt Mess: How did we Get There?
An explanation of the federal debt crisis: how did it originate?
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Drug Prohibition is Not the Government's Responsibility
Drug prohibition goes against common morality, considering it inherently requires violence to enforce it against American citizens.
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The Endless War - Iraq 15 Years Later
The American legacy in Iraq and the Middle East is one of blood, oil & endless tyranny.
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Thinking like a Socialist: The Leftist Paradigm
Understanding the leftist argument for socialism requires realizing the distinction between different tactics used in debate.
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Dreams Of A Post-Partisan World
Our country should begin to focus on ideas for our political landscape, rather than just relying on the group identity of political parties.
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Advocacy For Any Law is Advocacy For Violence
When we talk about the betterment of society, it should be through the paradigm of peace, cooperation, and voluntarism.
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The Legalization Movement Only Hurts Libertarians
Legalization of marijuana is not a true path to liberty, and those involved in it are only setting back individual freedom even further.
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It's Time for the Libertarian Party to Give up on Elections
In order to reach true victory, the Libertarian Party needs to take a liberty-first approach to politics, not a votes-first one.
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The Surveillance State's Iron Grip is Tightening
In a sinister fusion of private enterprise and governmental action, Americans are losing their privacy rights more than ever before.
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An Honest Plan for the Future of Our Liberty
The surest way to spread liberty is simple: we must stop fixating on electoral politics and voluntarily help our own communities.
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Can we Survive a World Without Bees? Part 1
Whether the extinction of the bee, appearing to be inevitable, results in the extinction of man is not an easy question to answer.
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Why Taoism & Environmental Restoration Are Made For Each Other
Rewilding in the safari of humankind
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Beware The Confident 'Thinker'
Those more confident in their political opinions tend to know less.
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For Libertarians, There is No Room for a Moderate Drug Policy
Weed should be legal, but harder narcotics should be banned is a cowardly opinion for a lover of Liberty.
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Tell Everyone You're Mowing Less This Summer To Save The Bees
Make sure to take long walks and garden from time to time
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Bring Down The State By Refusing To Play Its Game
Collectively remove yourselves from its system, and see what it can do then.
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The First Anarcho-Capitalist
Lao Tzu is the first Rothbardian, thousands of years before Rothbard was born.
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Just In Case: How to Fight a Revolution
The reason for the Second Amendment is forgotten by many.
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Do Words Like Smart & Intelligent Really Describe Our Machines?
How accurate are these terms when describing modern tech?
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Patriotism and the State are not your God
Despite popular opinion, patriotism is not a desirable quality.
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The Biggest Problem With Your Ideology Is That It’s An Ideology
The concept of ideology hurts our political atmosphere by making attachment to issues too personal and eliminating skepticism.
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There Is No Such Thing As Charitable Government
The state has confused compulsion with charity.
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How Portugal Is Winning The War On Drugs
Portuguese officials came to the conclusion that hardcore criminalization was not the answer to the problem.
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Censoring The Alt-Right Is About As Counter-Productive As We Can Get
By taking their platform away they can tell people “they want to censor us because we tell the truth!”